Bill ... I think you're right. Does kinda' read like Sartre doesn't it? Kierkegaard wasn't circular it's true, but he thought/wrote in an odd pattern that kept bringing his original thought back as a check-in against each level he built. Instead of building 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8, he tended to do something not quite circular but odd nonetheless like 1-2-1-3-1-4-1-5-1-6-1-7-1-8-1. Anyway, who gives a damn, he wasn't a cowboy..............

One of the funniest scenes in any "western" was a real classic. These cowboys are always riding somewhere or another that's 500 or 1000 miles away and you see the beginning and end with maybe a campfire scene. In "The Cheyenne Social Club" Jimmy Stewart and Henry Fonda ride from Texas to Cheyenne and they show them riding through all kinds of terrain and weather while Henry Fonda talks on and on, finally retelling the same stories over and over until Stewart stops him. You have to see the film, it's really good and very funny and the scene I'm talking about is hard to explain but funnier than hell in the film.

Spaw